States Await Guidance on Spending $42 Billion for Rural Broadband
State officials await federal guidance to allocate billions for rural broadband projects under the BEAD Program.
September 7, 2026
State officials await federal guidance to allocate billions for rural broadband projects under the BEAD Program.
Donna Gerhardt faces soaring health insurance costs after retiring in 2024, with premiums doubling post-subsidies.
In a world where moments of reflection can be hard to come by, one jeepney driver in the Philippines has captured the attention of many by finding time for spiritual growth amidst his hectic schedule. The driver, whose identity remains unknown, was photographed by a student while immersed in reading
Street News, by Athens Homeless Coalition, amplifies voices of the homeless. Read issues online at athenshc.org.
Angélique Kidjo, first African with a Hollywood star, performs in Athens and gives a live interview with Dr. Ojo.
For a year, a coyote named Wendy wandered a California neighborhood with a swollen face. Locals, moved by her plight, rallied to rescue and aid her.
Since 1995, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has provided books to children. Interest grew after her passing.
Governor Josh Stein highlighted North Carolina’s position as a leading state for economic development and tourism during his recent visit to Ireland. The Governor’s trip included meetings with Irish officials and executives aimed at strengthening ties between the two regions. This visit underscores the growing relationship between North Carolina and
A report claims a data center in Stokes County will generate less tax revenue than projected, sparking a dispute.
Michigan’s third-grade reading scores hit a 12-year low, with just 38.2% proficient, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
Data from a BMJ study suggests at least 25% of NFL players could contract CTE, a brain disease from repeated head injuries.
A federal judge ruled that American Prairie can continue grazing bison on federal land, blocking a BLM rule for now.
